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half-conscious

British  

adjective

  1. only partially alert and awake

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But the main problem — the open-air drug market in which narcotics are sold and used in public, and users who are slumped half-conscious in an alley, collapsed in the park or staggering about with festering sores from drugs spiked with veterinary tranquilizer — remained a part of the daily scene.

From Los Angeles Times

If Biden was seeking to jolt his half-conscious 2024 re-election campaign into life, this may have done the trick.

From Salon

Did he prefer me stoned and half-conscious?

From Salon

Finally, Lewis says, “Having allowed ourselves to drift, unresisting, unpraying, accepting every half-conscious solicitation from our desires, we reached a point where we no longer believed the Faith. Just in the same way, a jealous man, drifting and unresisting, reaches a point at which he believes lies about his best friend.”

From Washington Times

“I still feel a certain vibe, in the eager coverage of DeSantis’s sag, suggesting that at some half-conscious level the mainstream press really wants the Trump return. They want to enjoy the Trump ratings, they want the GOP defined by Trumpism while they define themselves as democracy’s defenders,” he said.

From Washington Times